Wagoner John Doe was a middle-aged or elderly man found shot to death in Wagoner, Oklahoma, in 1980.
Case
The victim's body was found at 51st and E 209 Avenue in Wagoner, Oklahoma, in a supine position on the ground with both hands tucked in his coverall pockets and a ski mask over his face. He died of three gunshot wounds to the head and the left lower leg. Three small calibers, unjacketed, deformed lead slugs were recovered and retained.
Characteristics
- He had brown, medium-lengthed hair.
- He had a scraggly beard.
- He had extensive dental work, however,
- his lower front teeth decayed.
- he had an overbite.
- shoveling was present.
- there was slight anterior crowding.
- hypoplasia.
- he had advanced periodontal disease.
- Slight tobacco staining.
Clothing and accessories
- He was found wearing an insulated work suit.
- White undershorts.
- Pair of ankle-high, lace-up work boots, size 10-11.
- A silver Timex watch - Automatic water-resistant on his left wrist.
- Turquoise coral rings.
- A coffee-brown ski mask.
Gallery
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Boots
Sources
- Wagoner John Doe at NamUs
- Wagoner John Doe at the Doe Network